... ruin Belfast it allowed to what Toryism failed aeMeve aongbt to effected throngb Whig iaU*. Afiar vaiioaa peo- j e'ediegs, Mr. Joatiea F. tg*r« ’, Jane, 1860, tattled the deed of aobmis'i-iu noder which the ease waa to before Oa/awell. (Mr Rea} con tandad ...

... condition tbs severance of union of the two islands and other impracticable schemes of Ireland for the Irish. Nor are the Whig Oovernmenls of the last thirty years without blame for the disaffection that baa ensued- It has been too much their policy ...

... was obtained will necessitate concessions still larger and larger, and not only Peelitee and Palmerston! us, bat even old Whigs, will become Conservatives ia their opposition to ultra Radical Administration. It is utterly imponaibla that Mr. Bright and ...

... upon whom could depend (or an honest vo ...

... gr bribe, but Charles Howard threaded tbs Highlands in safely with pries of twice that sum set b;a -aJ. and the stanchest W'hig I of the days of Walpole could hardly have wished it had been otherwise. By and by. when paaaiou I cool down, and the Secession ...

... Dublin and Liverpool Ke- b. the Hon. Vm.y Dawmo. The grnai poll, a. mad. ere quoted et £49 10>. of , tbs seet Mr. Dewion, bit Whig opponent, dividend), being nn edvence of lOa. Nstionel ftD d the nujority, which ie eteUd. emooat to 300. Steem nre still qnoted ...

... of lllinoi*. end in tbe following y ebont the time of oor own Keform Bill being became candidate tor seat in Lagi'la'nreon Whig principles, bat was onvnec»aafol. then tamed his aUen'ion in another dir•■rtioo. and store keeper, with which eabaeqaently ...

... wbirh • ...

... g* u.» pereooiUtteßk Arcbdcaeon Mb.Ud. Tbe groaod of it «bi ibapr*. {•rmeot nireo to oo* Dr. Martin'* nrar rrluifM l. tbe Whig (ioTt rame&t, of wbieh fact tbit eniatßi lawyer eudearoored to estraet a alar to car o« ibi character of the Arcbdcaeoo. Hr ...

... anl fell oat lb liua. train wm g ing at rata of tan miiea K ->qr the time, an), atrange to aay, ba aaoaped fcgrl.—.V turn Whig. Anr.atcan v. Ocsra.— Ao Amariean naval ..fleer who visited tba flaata Spithead mads vary m*rry >».•» armamaut of tha Prenob ...

... and wisdom of their poliey. and upon tbeir aptitude io aaaimUaiiug io theiu-elves force# which lie about them. is trne that Whig* grow rcboet in lbs bracing air tion, and the fact may consols them for their ciit ; hot if they are wise they will learn to ...

... taken the responsibility of rejecting it; but the bill was not dead, but bad again taken shape, aud the Tories, as well those Whigs who were so like Tories, uncomfortable U clings—so uncomfortable that it came almost to ahiver (laughter). What apparition ...